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Definition of semi-retired in English: semi-retiredadjectivesɛmɪrɪˈtʌɪəd Having retired or withdrawn from employment or an occupation but continuing to work part-time or occasionally. he was some semi-retired officer on a retainer Example sentencesExamples - All retired or semi-retired men and women over the age of 50 are welcome.
- White is a successful, semi-retired businessman with a 32-year career behind him, a good part of which was spent with a small aircraft company.
- Sweet Relief is a nonprofit organization that helps musicians in need of medical care and basic assistance, as well as aiding retired or semi-retired musicians.
- Surely, it must be a sign that, apart from Manchester United, the English league is a rest home for semi-retired continental stars.
- The 48-year-old semi-retired victim was forced to pull over his car in Barleylands, Crays Hill, Billericay, when a Transit-style van overtook him and stopped suddenly.
- Now semi-retired - ‘I still pop into the office two days a week’ - Doyle can appreciate anyone wanting to give up the day job, but he does not think Hendry is ready to do so yet.
- Yates, now a semi-retired writer based in upstate New York, pioneered the Cannonball Run in 1971 before pulling the plug in 1979.
- With Rita gone, the semi-retired Long Island businessman satiates his life-long wanderlust by working part-time in a travel agency.
- I'm a 68 year old semi-retired small businessman.
- It's the kind of dancing the semi-retired Vietnam veteran learned growing up near the beach in Virginia back in the 1950s, back when everybody he knew called it fast dancing.
- But the semi-retired builder, who has been a trainer at the club since 1984, is now stepping away from the ringside, passing the towel to a new generation of boxing coaches.
- Will it be the all-action set of first-half super heroes who swept their opponents away when they met in the Celtic League two weeks ago; or will it be the semi-retired set of complacent ramblers who turned up in the second half?
- If you are retired or semi-retired, you are invited to a public meeting in the library on Wednesday next, November 6 at 8pm.
- In the Probus context it includes retired or semi-retired people.
- For reasons of confidentiality, Mr Bevan was unable to give any more details about the mystery donor, suffice to say that he is aged 38, was originally from London and is semi-retired.
- This property is an angler's dream house and would be very attractive for someone who is retired or semi-retired.
- Many are retired or semi-retired former dog owners who are happy to look after pets in their spare time.
- In 1997, my father sold down his interests in Noel Leeming Ltd, and become semi-retired, having diversified into property and some silent business partnerships.
- The reason is that many a sales force in India are either semi-retired or retired mentally.
- ‘We primarily deal with a couple of groups in the Irish market - retired and semi-retired people,’ Golding said.
Derivatives nounˌsɛmɪrɪˈtʌɪəm(ə)nt mass nounThe practice of retiring or withdrawing from employment or an occupation but continuing to work part-time or occasionally. he said he would come out of semi-retirement to oversee the business Example sentencesExamples - Following the Northfield, Minnesota robbery of 1876, and a three year semi-retirement, they picked up where they left off in 1879 robbing trains - but Missouri had changed.
- My allotment at South Street has been very successful and has provided me with much entertainment and new friendships in my semi-retirement as well as being a source of fresh vegetables for me and my family.
- But most of us assumed this was where he had landed: in a comfortable semi-retirement away from the hurly-burly of management, raking in a happy weekly pay cheque without putting his heart on the touchline every week.
Rhymes hamadryad, jeremiad, underwired, undesired, unexpired, uninspired |